Dominica United Workers Party - Fun in sun on eastern Caribbean cruise

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(Free-Press-Release.com) November 16, 2011 -- Online news: Following last week’s vacation into the western Caribbean, we must now examine the delights to be found to the east. Many of the Caribbean’s most famous sunny vacation destinations are located in the east of the region, including St. Kitts and Nevis, Antigua, St Lucia, Barbados and Martinique. Along with the US and British Virgin Islands, these small islands attract a sizable proportion of the Caribbean’s tourist population and offer their own unique experiences for visitors.

For example, St. Lucia is a treat for the eyes when it comes to its white sand beaches, rainy forests and volcanic mountain scenes – the perfect setting place for rest, relaxation and active pursuits such as diving and hiking. Shopaholics are willing to spend much of their time in the Castries, St. Lucia’s capital city, where a variety of goods are on offer in a lively setting. Elsewhere, Antigua is another well-known eastern Caribbean destination that is perhaps most famous for the fact that it has an astounding number of beaches – offering plenty of choice for many sunbathers.

There’s more to the island than its potential for getting a tan, however, as it is also home to attractions such as the Antigua and Barbuda Museum and the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, as well as events like the yearly Sailing Week in April. Meanwhile, holiday makers heading to Barbados are likely to become enamored with the island’s friendly local residence, beaches, party vibe and stunning scenery. There are many sights to be taken in on a trip to Barbados, including the hustle and bustle of Bridgetown, the islands various parks and gardens, the famous Harrison’s Cave with its unusual rock formations and historic attractions offering a glimpse into life on Barbados under British rule in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.

Other notable eastern Caribbean cruise destinations include the duo of Trinidad and Tobago, with the former being known for its lively annual carnival and the latter being preferred by those wanting a more leisurely sunshine break. Holidaymakers could also take in the wonderfully exotic sights and sounds of Grenada, Dominica’s rich natural tapestry of mountains, lush greenery, wildlife and waterfalls, or the French culture of St Bart’s while in the eastern Caribbean.

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